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<Words>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒækit]</SM>
    <E>jacket</E>
    <C>n. 夹克；短上衣
vt. 给...穿夹克；给...装护套
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Negro was an old man with neat grizzled hair, in a linen jacket, who stood barring the door with his body.</E>
        <C>那黑人已上了年纪,灰白的头发梳得整整齐齐,身穿亚麻茄克衫,他用身子堵在门口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The jacket was beautifully cut and you could see at a glance that it had been made by a good tailor.</E>
        <C>那件衣服裁剪得式样美观,你一眼就可看出是一个手艺高超的裁缝做的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was touched, I suppose, because he took it at last and tied it quickly round his waist under the jacket, on his bare skin.</E>
        <C>我想他是被感动了,终于收了下来,而且迅速地把它贴身缠在腰间。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The moment he was gone, she ran to a closet and got out the ruin of a jacket which Tom had gone pirating in.</E>
        <C>他刚一走开,她就马上跑到一间小屋里,把汤姆穿着去当海盗的那件破得不成样子的上衣取出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She soon found out that of all manly dresses a shooting jacket was the most becoming.</E>
        <C>她很快发现:在所有的男式服装中,猎装最为合适。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>jerkin,lammy</E>
        <C>n. 夹克；[服装]短上衣</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒænjuəri]</SM>
    <E>January</E>
    <C>n. 一月
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>By the middle of January I had a beard and the winter had settled into bright cold days and hard cold nights.</E>
        <C>到了一月中旬,我的胡子留成了,这时冬季气候已很稳定,天天是明亮寒冷的白昼,凛冽的寒夜。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In January she had seen him at the great wide cross.</E>
        <C>一月里她在那个宽广的路口上曾经遇见过他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>On January 16, 1979, the Shah left town, within a few weeks, the price of gas doubled.</E>
        <C>1979年1月16日,伊郎国王出走了。几个星期后,汽油价格上涨了一倍。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>On Monday, January 2, Hollis chaired a full review of the case.</E>
        <C>1月2日,星期一,霍利斯主持了一个会议,全面审查这一案件。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In January it broke out into muting.</E>
        <C>到了一月份,就爆发成为兵变。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒə'pæn]</SM>
    <E>Japan</E>
    <C>n. 日本（东亚国家名）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was no sign at this moment of any hostile action or intent upon the part of Japan.</E>
        <C>在些期间,没有任何迹象表明日本方面有什么敌对行动和企图。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hitler's hand might have reached out very far towards India, and beckoned to Japan.</E>
        <C>希特勒的手本可以远远地伸向印度,并向日本招手示意。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The EC-121 had been attacked and shot down over the sea of Japan.</E>
        <C>这架EC-121飞机在日本海上空被击落。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Nearly everyone knows that Japan is a crowded country.</E>
        <C>谁都知道日本是一个人口拥挤的国家。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Perhaps I shall come across him in Japan.</E>
        <C>也许我会在日本碰到他。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lacquerware</E>
        <C>n. [轻]漆器；[涂料]日本亮漆</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,dʒæpə'ni:z]</SM>
    <E>Japanese</E>
    <C>adj. 日本（人）的；日语的
n. 日本人；日语
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They're using him for a front man, just for a while, then the Japanese will take over.</E>
        <C>他们利用他充门面,要不了多久,日本人准接过去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Work groups provide social bonds of great importance; Japanese don't want to be left out.</E>
        <C>工作小组起着极重要的社会联系作用,日本人不想丢弃它。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The flare burst at the moment the Japanese started their charge.</E>
        <C>照明弹亮起的时候也正是日本人发起冲锋的时候。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There were dead Japanese lying all about this ridge.</E>
        <C>山梁的前后左右都是日军的遗尸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The last Japanese thrusts had been hurled back.</E>
        <C>日本人最后的突击被打退了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒi:nz]</SM>
    <E>jeans</E>
    <C>n. 牛仔裤；工装裤
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We've had a run on jeans from China.</E>
        <C>我们都抢着买中国的牛仔裤。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The jeans will shrink in the wash.</E>
        <C>那些牛仔裤洗过以后会缩水。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She looks her best in jeans.</E>
        <C>她穿牛仔裤最漂亮。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>overall,jea</E>
        <C>n. 牛仔裤；工装裤</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒɔb]</SM>
    <E>job</E>
    <C>n. 工作；职业
vt. 承包；代客买卖
vi. 做零工
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The job would have to wait until David was out, otherwise he would be angry that she had not asked him to do it.</E>
        <C>这事需待大卫外出后才能做,否则他会因为她没让他去干而大发雷霆的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Job turned up the whites of his eyes and groaned.</E>
        <C>乔布翻着白眼,唉声叹气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My next job was that of a helper in a drugstore.</E>
        <C>我的下一个差事是在一家杂货店里当下手。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a long job, as it had to be taken away piece by piece.</E>
        <C>这个工作很不简单,得把整个装置一件一件拆开。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was one job, the outside of a large house that stood on elevated ground overlooking the town.</E>
        <C>有一项工程是装修一座大楼的外部,这座大楼矗立在一个能够俯视全城的高地上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>profession,employment,career,pursuit,work</E>
        <C>n. 工作；[劳经]职业</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>contract with</E>
        <C>vt. 承包；代客买卖</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒɔin]</SM>
    <E>join</E>
    <C>vt. 参加；结合；连接
vi. 加入；参加；结合
n. 结合；连接；接合点
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr. Roosevelt invited me to join him at dinner in his villa. "Let us make it a family affair," he said.</E>
        <C>罗斯福先生邀请我到他的别墅参加晚餐。他说:“让我们来举行一次家宴。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Just give me a minute to slip out of these wet things and I'll join you.</E>
        <C>请稍等一下,我把这些湿衣服脱掉就来和你们作伴。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In this point I join with you.</E>
        <C>这一点我跟你一致。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The first question was the character of the clergyman there with whose worship he was to join.</E>
        <C>第一问题是那边的牧师信仰如何,因为他要同那些牧师一起做礼拜。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As the services progressed night after night, my mother tried to persuade me to join.</E>
        <C>宗教仪式一晚又一晚地进行着,妈妈劝我也参加。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>participate in,become one,couple,take part in,go through</E>
        <C>vt. 参加；结合；[计]连接</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>become one,couple,bond,participate in,combine</E>
        <C>vi. 加入；参加；结合</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>combination,connection,coupling,bond,wedding</E>
        <C>n. 结合；[计]连接；接合点</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒəuk]</SM>
    <E>joke</E>
    <C>n. 玩笑，笑话；笑柄
vt. 开…的玩笑
vi. 开玩笑
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The local people used to get him to tell the story of the string for a joke.</E>
        <C>当地的人常找他口述绳子这故事来取乐。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One reason was that he had a sense of humour and could take a joke at his own expense.</E>
        <C>其中一个原因是他很有点幽默感,很能自我解嘲。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It got to the point where Chrysler was fast becoming a one-word joke.</E>
        <C>事情竟发展到这种地步,克莱斯勒公司很快就成了人们拿来取笑的一个词语。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The mayor made a small official joke as he sat down.</E>
        <C>市长坐下时,开了个官气十足的小玩笑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To be disarmed in ambush was a joke to me for the first few minutes.</E>
        <C>起初,我觉得中了埋伏又被缴械还很开心。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fun,sport</E>
        <C>n. 玩笑，笑话；笑柄</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>make sport of,play trick on</E>
        <C>vt. 开…的玩笑</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>fool,kid around</E>
        <C>vi. 开玩笑</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒɔi]</SM>
    <E>joy</E>
    <C>n. 欢乐，快乐；乐趣；高兴
vi. 欣喜，欢喜
vt. 高兴，使快乐
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She stared at him, the joy of festival drained from her face.</E>
        <C>她眼睛盯着他,脸上的欢乐表情已经消失了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then, slowly, he began to take a terrible joy in his taint.</E>
        <C>后来,慢慢地,他开始对自己身上的污点怀着一种可怕的喜悦。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the deep shadows of his eyes floated some reminiscences that did not seem to give him much joy.</E>
        <C>在他那双眼睛的两道阴影中,却浮现出一种似乎是使他惆怅的回忆。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As the acuteness of this remorse began to die away, it was succeeded by a sense of joy.</E>
        <C>当悔恨的剧痛终于渐渐消失,接踵而来的反而是庆幸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A Crow, ready to die with thirst, flew with joy to a pitcher which he saw at a distance.</E>
        <C>一只快渴死的乌鸦,远远地看见一只水壶,就高兴地飞了过去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pleasure,festival,fun,sweet,enjoyment</E>
        <C>n. 欢乐，快乐；乐趣；高兴</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>jubilate</E>
        <C>vi. 欣喜，欢喜</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>be pleased,lift up one's head</E>
        <C>vt. 高兴，使快乐</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒu:s]</SM>
    <E>juice</E>
    <C>n. （水果）汁，液；果汁
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Let him stew himself in his own juice.</E>
        <C>让他自食其果好了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Breakfast was corned-beef hash, browned, with an egg on top of it, coffee and milk, and a big glass of chilled grapefruit juice.</E>
        <C>早饭吃的是罐头咸牛肉丁,烘烤得黄灿灿的,上面还配着一只煎鸡蛋,还有咖啡牛奶和一大杯清凉爽口的葡萄汁。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She suck back the juice that was trying to escape.</E>
        <C>她吮吸了快要流下来的汁水。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was the thirst I had when I watched clear, sweet juice trickle from sugar cane being crushed.</E>
        <C>还有,我看到一边榨干蔗,一边淌出透亮的甘汁,就口渴起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Tom was mulling over this fact one morning as he watched Bruna pouring orange juice for the family.</E>
        <C>一天上午,汤姆看着布鲁娜给全家倒橙汁时,正在细想着这一点。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>extract,syrup</E>
        <C>n. （水果）汁，液；果汁</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒʊˈlaɪ]</SM>
    <E>July</E>
    <C>n. 七月
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not know, for on 16th July, 1945, his verdict was exploded by an atomic bomb!</E>
        <C>然而他却不知道,他的这一结论于1945年7月16日被一颗原子弹轰垮了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I knew that Tuesday, July fifth, was going to be a day larger than other days.</E>
        <C>我预料到七月五日星期二将是一个比其它的日子更重大的日子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To make sure that my name was not used loosely, I issued during the crisis of July a minute.</E>
        <C>为了确使我的名字不轻易使用,我在7月的紧急时期发出了一个备忘录。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The hot weather of July had crept upon them unawares.</E>
        <C>7月的热天气,不知不觉地就蹑迹潜踪,悄然来临。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>From July 5th, the hotel will be completely booked up.</E>
        <C>从7月5日开始,旅馆客房将全满。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒʌmp]</SM>
    <E>jump</E>
    <C>n. 跳跃；暴涨；惊跳
vt. 跳跃；使跳跃；跳过；突升
vi. 跳跃；暴涨；猛增
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His dancing heart was ready to jump from his body.</E>
        <C>他的激烈跳动的心简直随时都要跳出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It would seem to me that you would jump at the chance for such a marriage.</E>
        <C>照我看这门亲事对你应该是求之不得。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He dared her to jump across a wide ravine which might have meant serious injury or death if she had slipped.</E>
        <C>他激她跳过一个很宽的峡谷,如果她失足的话,可能会受重伤或送命。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Even as I spoke on these grave subjects, my eyes would take a glad bit of a run over the prospects, and my heart jump with pride.</E>
        <C>甚至当我说着这些严重的问题时,我的眼睛会快活地望着这些景色,我的心因为得意而跳跃着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Walking up last to the boy, he felt of his arms, straightened his hands, and looked at his fingers, and made him jump, to show his agility.</E>
        <C>最后,走到孩子面前,摸摸他的胳膊,扳开他的手掌来看了看他的手指头,又叫他跳了几下,试试他灵活不灵活。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>spring,leaps and bounds</E>
        <C>n. [电子]跳跃；暴涨；惊跳</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>bound,clear,dance</E>
        <C>vt. [电子]跳跃；使跳跃；跳过；突升</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>dance,to leap</E>
        <C>vi. [电子]跳跃；暴涨；猛增</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒu:n]</SM>
    <E>June</E>
    <C>n. 六月；琼（女名）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Or the wooing of a moonbeam by the June night, had in it a most magical sweet passion.</E>
        <C>或如夏夜之向明月吐诉衷曲,抒发着一缕摄人心魄的细细幽情。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was the beginning of a day in June; the deep blue sky unsullied by a cloud, and teeming with brilliant light.</E>
        <C>那是六月的一天清晨,深蓝的天空洁净无云,充满着灿烂的光辉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>That June would have trouble with the fellow was as plain as a pikestaff; he had no more idea of money than a cow.</E>
        <C>琼跟这个家伙准会闹翻,这是洞若观火的;这家伙根本就不懂得什么叫钱,跟畜生一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>June walked languidly on between the meadows and the river, with an ache in her heart.</E>
        <C>琼懒懒地在草地和河岸之间走着,心里感到一种惆怅。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Every June the great mass of leaves and shoots still broke out into a passionate splendour of scent and crimson colour.</E>
        <C>每逢6月到来,浓碧的枝叶丛中,猩红馥郁,蔚成一派情如火灼的奇观。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒʌst]</SM>
    <E>just</E>
    <C>adv. 只是，仅仅；刚才，刚刚；正好，恰好；实在；刚要
adj. 公正的，合理的；正直的，正义的；正确的；公平的；应得的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was one of those creatures that are just simmering all the time with a silly sort of wickedness.</E>
        <C>他是那种整天盘算着干愚蠢的坏事的家伙。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Oh, mother," he would say, "if only I'd been given just a wee bit of brains, I'd not be so much trouble and worry to you."</E>
        <C>“呵,妈妈,”他常说,“我要是有一点儿智慧,我就不会给您添这么多麻烦了,就不会让您为我操这么多心了。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Arthur believed that this was just a pretence.</E>
        <C>阿瑟认为这仅仅是一种掩饰。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He said he wanted to be just to me.</E>
        <C>他说他要对我公平。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Just how much she had heard, Sister Manhood wondered.</E>
        <C>曼胡德护士心中纳闷,她到底听说过多少呢?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>merely,simply,only,indeed,but</E>
        <C>adv. 只是，仅仅；刚才，刚刚；正好，恰好；实在；刚要</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>judicial,reasonable,logical,rational,possible</E>
        <C>adj. [法]公正的，合理的；正直的，正义的；正确的；公平的；应得的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒæm]</SM>
    <E>jam</E>
    <C>n. 果酱；拥挤；困境；[篮球]扣篮
vt. 使堵塞；挤进，使塞满；混杂；压碎
vi. 堵塞；轧住
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There are great dangers in trying to dish this sort of dose up with jam for the patient.</E>
        <C>如果要想把这种药物加上果酱一齐给病人吃,那是非常危险的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After some slices of bread and jam, Sabina said: "I say, you know, you are a brick!" And Freda chimed in: "right!"</E>
        <C>吃了几片果酱面包之后,莎比娜说:“我说呀,你要知道,你真是个好人!”弗蕾达便应合着说:“没错!”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But this time he pulled me out of a financial jam as well.</E>
        <C>不过,这一次,他却把我从金融事务上的尴尬局面中解脱出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Soon, like a traffic jam, that pressure would be backed up all the way to Washington.</E>
        <C>这就好比发生了交通堵塞,要不了多久那车辆的长龙就会一直排到华盛顿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They were sent to jam the enemy's stations during the war.</E>
        <C>战争期间他们被派去干扰敌人的电台。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒɑ:]</SM>
    <E>jar</E>
    <C>n. 罐；广口瓶；震动；刺耳声
vi. 冲突；不一致；震惊；发刺耳声
vt. 震动；刺激；使震动
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He caught up a jar and a small spoon, and began ladling snuff into his nose in most excessive quantities.</E>
        <C>他抓起一个瓶子和一把小匙,把大量的鼻烟往自己的鼻子里塞进去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The next step was the invention of the Leyden jar.</E>
        <C>下一步,是莱顿瓶的发明。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She took down a jar from one of the shelves as she passed.</E>
        <C>她经过一个架子的时候,拿下一只大口瓶。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The 1912 battery had 12 small cells, each consisting of three plates in a small hard rubber jar with a soft rubber cover.</E>
        <C>1912年的那只蓄电池有12个单体,每个单体由三片极板组成,装在小的带软胶盖的硬橡胶壳内。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The living room was ablaze. The fire centered on a broken jar on the floor.</E>
        <C>起居室着了火,地上有个破罐子,火焰在它的周围熊熊燃烧。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pot,shock</E>
        <C>n. [陶瓷]罐；[轻]广口瓶；震动；刺耳声</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>collide with,conflict with</E>
        <C>vi. 冲突；不一致；震惊；发刺耳声</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>stimulate,fan,shock</E>
        <C>vt. 震动；刺激；使震动</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒæz]</SM>
    <E>jazz</E>
    <C>n. 爵士乐，爵士舞；喧闹
vi. 奏爵士乐，跳爵士舞；游荡
vt. 奏爵士乐；使活泼
adj. 爵士乐的；喧吵的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was also a piano, on which Victor played jazz with great skill and elan.</E>
        <C>那里有一架钢琴,维克托正在技巧娴熟、热情洋溢地弹奏爵士乐。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In a room off the bar there was a good jazz band playing.</E>
        <C>酒吧隔壁的一个房间里有一支很好的爵士乐队在演奏。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Robins contrived a fresh blend of folk and jazz dance styles with the vigorous techniques of ballet.</E>
        <C>罗宾斯设计了一种新型舞蹈,将民间舞蹈和爵士舞的不同风格揉为一体,同时又吸收了芭蕾舞的严谨技巧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Great Gatsby is his summative comment on the Jazz Age.</E>
        <C>《了不起的盖茨比》是菲茨杰拉尔德就“爵士时代”所作的总结性注释。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This is the age of jazz.</E>
        <C>这是狂噪的时代。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>Jass,rumpus</E>
        <C>n. 爵士乐，爵士舞；喧闹</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>louse around,potter about</E>
        <C>vi. 奏爵士乐，跳爵士舞；游荡</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>enliven,activate</E>
        <C>vt. 奏爵士乐；使活泼</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>loud</E>
        <C>adj. 爵士乐的；喧吵的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒet]</SM>
    <E>jet</E>
    <C>n. 喷射，喷嘴；喷气式飞机；黑玉
adj. 墨黑的
vt. 射出
vi. 射出；[航] 乘喷气式飞机
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I don′t like the noise of these jet aircrafts,but I′ve learnt to live with it.</E>
        <C>我厌恶这些喷气机的噪音,但我已学会去忍受它了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he swims in the sea a big jet of water comes out into the air from the hole in his head.</E>
        <C>当他在大海中游泳的时候,一股水柱就会从他头顶上的洞里喷出,喷向空中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He leveled the T-33 jet, then put the nose down sharply and began, a dive into a second loop.</E>
        <C>他拉平“T-33型”喷气发动机,接着猛然俯冲,开始翻第二个筋斗。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was the sound of a jet aircraft overhead.</E>
        <C>上空一架喷气机呼啸而过。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The U.S. space shuttle took to the air for the first time on February 18, attached to the top of a Boeing 747 jet.</E>
        <C>美国航天飞机于2月18日首次试航,航天飞机驮在波音747喷气飞机的背上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>emission,ejection nozzle</E>
        <C>n. [流]喷射，[机]喷嘴；[航]喷气式飞机；黑玉</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>coal-black,jet-black</E>
        <C>adj. 墨黑的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>shoot out,send up</E>
        <C>vt. 射出</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>shoot out,send up</E>
        <C>vi. 射出；[航]乘喷气式飞机</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒu:əlri]</SM>
    <E>jewellery</E>
    <C>n. 珠宝（等于jewelry）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>My clothes were excellent, and I had jewellery; but I never even thought of pawning them.</E>
        <C>我的衣服是很讲究的,我有珠宝;但是我从没想到要把它们当掉。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒə:ni]</SM>
    <E>journey</E>
    <C>n. 旅行；行程
vi. 旅行
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He thought much of the evils of the journey for her.</E>
        <C>他非常挂念她旅途中的各种不便。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The journey ahead of him was, to say the least, hazardous.</E>
        <C>前面的道路无疑是艰险的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If sickness had not brought him down on the journey, he probably would have succeeded in his mission.</E>
        <C>如果不是他患病不能继续旅行,可能他的目的会达到的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In his journey there was no appearance of flight, but he was fleeing, and four days afterward he was on the Zenith train.</E>
        <C>一路上并没有赶忙的表现,但是他归心似箭,四天之后,他已坐在去泽尼斯的火车上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Wait a minute.I′ll look out a good book for you to read on the journey.</E>
        <C>等一会儿,我给你挑本好书在路上看。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tour,trip</E>
        <C>n. [交]旅行；行程</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>travel,have a trip,go on a trip,wayfare</E>
        <C>vi. [交]旅行</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒʌdʒ]</SM>
    <E>judge</E>
    <C>vt. 判断；审判
n. 法官；裁判员
vi. 审判；判决
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I shall not allow you to be a fair judge in this case.</E>
        <C>在这件事上,对于你的判断,实在不敢恭维。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He looked like a judge, she thought, impassively pronouncing sentence; and she was the guilty prisoner in the dock.</E>
        <C>他象个法官,她想,就要冷漠地宣布判决,而她则是被告席上的罪人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You must not judge of him, Miss Dashwood, from your slight acquaintance.</E>
        <C>达什伍德小姐,您一定不要从你们的很浅的交情来判断他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Judge looked up from his notes to glare at him.</E>
        <C>裁判官的头从文件上仰起来,对他怒目圆睁。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Color helps them judge distance and shape. Thus they are able to catch bugs in the air or to light on branches.</E>
        <C>色彩帮助它们判断距离和形状,这样它们才能在空中抓到虫子或者在树枝上落下。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>estimate,pass upon</E>
        <C>vt. 判断；[法]审判</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>justice,bands</E>
        <C>n. 法官；[法]裁判员</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>determine,sentence to</E>
        <C>vi. [法]审判；判决</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒu:njə]</SM>
    <E>junior</E>
    <C>adj. 年少的；后进的；下级的
n. 年少者，晚辈；地位较低者；大学三年级学生
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We were always hearing that when Junior was in a scrape his mother had to soothe his ruffled feathers.</E>
        <C>我们常常听说,每当Junior陷入困境时,他的母亲就只好去安慰他,要他不要发火。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The white-haired man was still trying to explain what he wanted to the junior assistant.</E>
        <C>那位白发男子仍然在煞费苦心,还在向他的下级助手讲解他所需要的究竟是什么呢。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Spruance had been a junior skipper.</E>
        <C>斯普鲁恩斯已经任级别较低的舰长了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Marty Junior lives in the goddam desert with that wife of his.</E>
        <C>马蒂·朱尼尔和他的妻子住在一个讨厌的荒凉地区。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She's nothing beside us—a junior branch of us, no doubt, hailing long since King Norman's day.</E>
        <C>她怎么能和我们相比,她只不过是从诺曼王老辈儿那时候,传到眼下的一支末房。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>inferior,lower</E>
        <C>adj. 年少的；后进的；下级的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒʌstis]</SM>
    <E>justice</E>
    <C>n. 司法，法律制裁；正义；法官，审判员
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>You know enough of him to do justice to his solid worth.</E>
        <C>你对他已有足够的了解,所以能公正地评价他确实具有的优点。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I feel as if I had never done you justice, or loved you as you deserve.</E>
        <C>我觉得我从前待你还不够好,爱你还不够深。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I threatened her with justice; she said I had more reason to fear justice than she had.</E>
        <C>我拿告状恐吓她,她说我比她更怕见官府。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I ought to have done you the common justice to explain myself," she said, repeating my own words.</E>
        <C>“我应该好好地亲口说破,”她学着我的话说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If there is candor in the world, the truth of these assertions will not be questioned; posterity at least will do justice to them.</E>
        <C>若世上有公理存在,这些辩护的真实性将不致遭受怀疑,至少后世子孙会给予它们公平的裁决。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>judge,right,judicature</E>
        <C>n. 司法，法律制裁；正义；法官，[法]审判员</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒeil]</SM>
    <E>jail</E>
    <C>n. 监狱；监牢；拘留所
vt. 监禁；下狱
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She worried he might end up in jail or worse.</E>
        <C>她担心,他可能会落到坐牢或更糟的地步。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The guard let the prisoners out of jail to work in the garden.</E>
        <C>警卫放犯人出来到花园工作。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>From her frail body had descended some seven hundred people and not one had so far been in jail.</E>
        <C>瘦骨嶙峋的她已经繁衍了七百来个后代,从来没有一个犯过法坐过牢。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is locked up in jail for the night.</E>
        <C>他被关入监狱过夜。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The stolen goods were found in his room, thereupon he was put in jail.</E>
        <C>脏物在他的屋里寻获,于是他被捕入狱。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>prison,big house</E>
        <C>n. [法]监狱；监牢；拘留所</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>prison,imprison</E>
        <C>vt. 监禁；下狱</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒɔ:]</SM>
    <E>jaw</E>
    <C>n. 颌；下巴；狭窄入口；唠叨
vi. 教训；唠叨
vt. 教训；对…唠叨
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Byron sat with his head thrust down and forward, his face white, the muscles in his jaw working.</E>
        <C>拜伦朝前俯着身子,低着头,脸色苍白,下巴的肌肉直抽动。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Edward was lying in bed on his back, with a handkerchief bound round his jaw to hold it up, his hands crossed.</E>
        <C>爱德华仰躺在床上,有一条手帕绑着他的下巴颏,使其不致落下;他的双手交叉着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The pale eyes seemed to glare past her, the eyebrows frowned, the long jaw hardened.</E>
        <C>那双灰白的眼睛仿佛看穿了她的身子,眉头皱着,长下巴发僵。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Soames went in with his noiseless step, his jaw firmly set, his eyes furtive.</E>
        <C>索米斯轻步走进屋子,咬紧牙关,眼睛偷看着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The doctor straightens and turns: bushy hair, a heavy square face, a hard big jaw.</E>
        <C>大夫挺直身子,转过身来:浓密的沙色头发,宽阔的方脸,结实有力的大颚。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>chin,jowl</E>
        <C>n. [脊椎]颌；下巴；[地质]狭窄入口；唠叨</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>rabbit on</E>
        <C>vi. 教训；唠叨</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>lesson</E>
        <C>vt. 教训；对…唠叨</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒeləs]</SM>
    <E>jealous</E>
    <C>adj. 妒忌的；猜疑的；唯恐失去的；戒备的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The frenzy of a jealous girl might urge her to such a course.</E>
        <C>但是一个多疑的姑娘的疯狂激情却能怂恿她采取这种行动。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She seemed as jealous of Romeo going from her, as a young girl of her bird.</E>
        <C>她舍不得叫罗密欧走开,正象一个年轻姑娘舍不得放走她的鸟儿一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was not attracted to David, but she was pleased with her new "conquest" because she wanted to make Joe jealous.</E>
        <C>她对大卫并不心向神往,但她高兴有了新的“爱情俘虏”。他要让乔妒忌。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was not in the least jealous of the interest with which Dorothea had looked up at Mr. Casaubon.</E>
        <C>他看到多萝西娅兴致勃勃地望着卡苏朋先生,一点也没有醋意。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I know someone who would be jealous if he could hear you say that.</E>
        <C>我知道有一个人要是听到你这样说,一定会吃醋。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>leary,leery</E>
        <C>adj. 妒忌的；猜疑的；唯恐失去的；戒备的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒu:əl]</SM>
    <E>jewel</E>
    <C>n. 宝石；珠宝
vt. 镶以宝石；饰以珠宝
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was a lady born, a jewel, though probably she could do no more than just read and write.</E>
        <C>她是天生的大家闺秀,是一颗明珠,除了粗通文墨,也许什么也不懂了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Your tunic and hose match ill with that jewel, young man.</E>
        <C>你的外套和裤子跟你那首饰可不相称呢,年轻人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The police will soon lay their hands on the jewel thieves.</E>
        <C>警察很快就会寻获偷珠宝的小偷的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The lowest estimate would put the worth of the jewel at $200.</E>
        <C>根据评估这块宝石最少也值200美元。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The women must have emptied their jewel cases.</E>
        <C>所有的女人则一定全部倾尽了各自的珠宝箱。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>gem,gemstone</E>
        <C>n. [宝]宝石；珠宝</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒu:iʃ]</SM>
    <E>jewish</E>
    <C>adj. 犹太人的；犹太族的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They were two Jewish kids; I was friendly with both of them.</E>
        <C>他们是两个犹太小孩;我同他们都很要好。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Jewish people are taught by Talmud.</E>
        <C>犹太人受犹太教法典的教导。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒɔint]</SM>
    <E>joint</E>
    <C>n. 关节；接缝；接合处，接合点；（牛，羊等的腿）大块肉
adj. 共同的；连接的；联合的，合办的
vt. 连接，贴合；接合；使有接头
vi. 贴合；生节
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He arouse joint by joint, as a carpenter's rule opens, and beat the dust from his clothes.</E>
        <C>象打开一支木工曲尺似的,他一节一节地撑了起来,掸去衣服上的尘土。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The plumber packed the joint of the pipe with string and a special compound.</E>
        <C>这个装修水管的工人用绳子以及一种特殊的复合物把管子的接头包垫起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Joint Chiefs seemed to be going contentedly along.</E>
        <C>参谋长联席会议看来是欣然同意的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The property has gone into the hands of a joint stock company.</E>
        <C>这笔资产已由一个合资公司接收了过来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A joint J is typical of those at which there is no external load.</E>
        <C>节点J是无外荷载作用的典型节点。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>seam,junction</E>
        <C>n. [解剖]关节；[建]接缝；接合处，接合点；（牛，羊等的腿）大块肉</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>mutual,corporate,common,linked,connected</E>
        <C>adj. 共同的；连接的；联合的，合办的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>cement,piece,couple</E>
        <C>vt. 连接，贴合；[建]接合；使有接头</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒɔli]</SM>
    <E>jolly</E>
    <C>adj. 愉快的；欢乐的；宜人的
adv. 很；非常
vt. （口）用好话劝某人做…；（口）用好话使高兴
vi. （口）开玩笑
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The jolly light did not shine out on the snow, for by law every window must be black against the bombers.</E>
        <C>温和的灯光不能让它照在雪地上,法律规定窗上都要涂黑以防飞机。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a jolly good thing to stop all that stuffy Highgate business.</E>
        <C>把高门山那些乌烟瘴气的玩意一古脑儿丢掉,真痛快。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not mean to be loud and jolly towards Professor Godbole.</E>
        <C>他不是故意在戈波尔教授面前大呼大叫,随随便便。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Jolly might be at home, and the memory of their dark encounter was still fresh within him.</E>
        <C>乔里也许在家,那次不快的交手在他脑子里记忆犹新。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is always kind and jolly, and will put me to rights.</E>
        <C>他总那么和善有趣,会使我心情舒畅的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>good,bright,grateful,fragrant,cheerful</E>
        <C>adj. 愉快的；欢乐的；宜人的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>greatly,quite,badly,extremely,too,highly,far</E>
        <C>adv. 很；非常</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>fool,kid around,to play a joke,to joke</E>
        <C>vi. （口）开玩笑</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒə:nəl]</SM>
    <E>journal</E>
    <C>n. 日报，杂志；日记；分类账
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He would get back to the journal in a minute.</E>
        <C>他马上就要接着写日记了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the end he had thrust aside his journal and was once more writing verse.</E>
        <C>弄到末了,他一手推开那日记本,又动手写起诗来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ah, yes, a new journal might be worth trying.</E>
        <C>啊,说得对,新杂志值得一试。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Wall Street Journal once said that I had "an ego as big as all outdoors."</E>
        <C>《华尔街日报》曾说过我“心比天高”。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Wall Street Journal also ran a big story about Chrysler.</E>
        <C>《华尔街日报》也以很大的篇幅报道了克莱斯勒公司的情况。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>magazine,diary</E>
        <C>n. 日报，[图情]杂志；日记；分类账</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒə:nəlist]</SM>
    <E>journalist</E>
    <C>n. 新闻工作者；报人；记日志者
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She fell out with the journalist.</E>
        <C>她与那位记者争执起来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I have come here as a journalist.</E>
        <C>我是以记者身分到这里来的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>newspaperman,jounalist</E>
        <C>n. 新闻工作者；报人；记日志者</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒɔiful]</SM>
    <E>joyful</E>
    <C>adj. 欢喜的；令人高兴的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>At last she sent me the joyful news that he was hanged, which was the best news to me that I had heard a great while.</E>
        <C>最后她告诉我那可喜的消息,说他已经被绞死了,这是我很久以来所听到的最好的消息。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Himmelstein's face with its long yellow grooves was joyful.</E>
        <C>希梅斯坦布满黄色皱纹的脸上,欢快异常。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Marriages of consequence, and none but those, will be hailed with joyful peals.</E>
        <C>重要的婚姻,也只有重要的婚姻才会用欢快的钟声庆祝。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He turns joyful in the refrain, capering about the stage and snapping his fingers.</E>
        <C>他在重唱中,变得高兴起来,在舞台上欢呼雀跃,两手噼啪地打着爆票。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I will die with a joyful heart.</E>
        <C>我将含笑与世长辞。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>glad,fulfilling</E>
        <C>adj. 欢喜的；令人高兴的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒʌdʒmənt]</SM>
    <E>judgement</E>
    <C>n. 意见；判断力；[法] 审判；评价
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>In those days he had seemed to understand, and he had not stood in judgement on her.</E>
        <C>那时,他似乎很理解她,也没有对她加以指责。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is not your own prudence or judgement that has enabled you to keep your place in the trade.</E>
        <C>你能够在买卖上维持你的地位,并不是靠你的谨慎稳重或者深谋远虑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To show sign of private moral judgement was to have lost your soul, and, worse, to be a bit of an outsider.</E>
        <C>你要把对于道德的私人见解透露出一点点,那你就等于丧失了灵魂,而且更糟糕的,还会使你多少变成了局外人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It wasn't a good judgement, because that was the boat that had a couple of his toes leaking out of the front end of it.</E>
        <C>这下他没有算计得好,因为那正好就是头上露出两个脚指头的那只靴子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I'm glad you think so, Mingo," returned the other, "for a traitor, in my judgement, is worse than a coward."</E>
        <C>“明哥人,你这样想我很高兴,”对方答道,“我认为一个背信弃义的人要比一个懦弱的人更下贱。”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>opinion,appraisal,evaluation,comment,view</E>
        <C>n. 意见；判断力；[法]审判；评价</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒʌŋɡl]</SM>
    <E>jungle</E>
    <C>n. 丛林，密林；危险地带
adj. 丛林的；蛮荒的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I shall get me some order out of this jungle of my life.</E>
        <C>我要在我生活的莽荒中找出一点秩序来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In 1931 all the long voyages ended for him in a hobo jungle.</E>
        <C>一九三一年,他结束了长途的奔波,来到了一个流浪汉的营地上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The harsh slapping sound came out of the jungle and was followed by another discharge.</E>
        <C>从林里突然响起了那种刺耳的响声,紧接着又是一响。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But no doubt it was all part of the strain of life in the bureaucratic jungle.</E>
        <C>但是,毫无疑问,这完全是官场中勾心斗角生活的一部分。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Brown was depressed; the jungle ulcers on his feet had begun to itch and smart.</E>
        <C>布朗闷闷不乐;脚上的“丛林疮”又痛又痒。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>mott,chaparral</E>
        <C>n. 丛林，[林]密林；危险地带</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>backwoods</E>
        <C>adj. 丛林的；蛮荒的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒuəri]</SM>
    <E>jury</E>
    <C>n. [法] 陪审团；评判委员会
adj. 应急的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The jury piled one by one back into their box, and the question was asked to which such an awful answer might be given.</E>
        <C>只见陪审员们一个个回到原座,于是庭上照例发问,等候着他们惊心动魄的回答。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At present it was the law of the land, the rule of the court, and, according to the oath which they had taken, it must be that of the jury.</E>
        <C>当前,它是本国的法律,法庭的准则,而且根据他们的誓言,必须也是陪审团的准则。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Or was it simple a case of a mean jury that had it in for you?</E>
        <C>难道是卑鄙的陪审团对你故意罗织罪名的吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he passed out, the jury, who had turned back and paused a moment, spoke, through their fore man.</E>
        <C>在他们出去的时候,法官们已经回来,停了一会,才由他们的长官出来说话。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was the foreman of the jury, Foster Lund, a dealer in cement, lime and stone.</E>
        <C>这是首席陪审员福斯特·伦特,一个做水泥、石灰和石块生意的人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>quick-fix,lash-up</E>
        <C>adj. 应急的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒʌstifai]</SM>
    <E>justify</E>
    <C>vi. 证明合法；整理版面
vt. 证明…是正当的；替…辩护
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He could make people work his will, believe in him, march before him and justify him.</E>
        <C>他善于发动人们去实现他的要求,使人们相信他,为他冲锋陷阵,完成他的意图。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They felt obliged to justify his act.</E>
        <C>他们感到不得不为他的行动辩护。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒepədaiz]</SM>
    <E>jeopardize</E>
    <C>vt. 危害；使陷危地；使受危困
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We could not now jeopardize relations with Europe and Japan, tempt an oil embargo.</E>
        <C>现在不能再损害我们同欧洲和日本的关系了,不能去触发一场石油禁运。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>harm,compromise</E>
        <C>vt. 危害；使陷危地；使受危困</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒə:k]</SM>
    <E>jerk</E>
    <C>n. 肌肉抽搐；性情古怪的人；蠢人；急拉
vi. 痉挛；急拉；颠簸地行进
vt. 猛拉
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I felt as if the bottom had dropped out of things with a jerk.</E>
        <C>我觉得好象高楼失足,大为不妙。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Just keep that jerk off me.</E>
        <C>让那个笨蛋离开我。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ass,nong</E>
        <C>n. 肌肉抽搐；性情古怪的人；蠢人；急拉</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>sweep,hoick</E>
        <C>vt. 猛拉</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒɔɡ]</SM>
    <E>jog</E>
    <C>vt. 慢跑；轻推；蹒跚行进；使颠簸
vi. 慢跑；轻推；蹒跚行进；颠簸着移动
n. 慢跑；轻推，轻撞
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>As if to forestall any more questions, he began to jog through the sand.</E>
        <C>象是为了免得对方再多问似的,他索性在沙滩上小跑起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Four sailors came up the hill toward the house at a jog trot.</E>
        <C>四个水兵登上山丘,不慌不忙地朝小屋跑去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I jog every morning right about dawn to an hour after.</E>
        <C>每天清晨我就起来,四处转悠一小时左右。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>surge</E>
        <C>vt. 慢跑；轻推；蹒跚行进；使颠簸</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>canter</E>
        <C>vi. 慢跑；轻推；蹒跚行进；颠簸着移动</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>dogging,trot</E>
        <C>n. 慢跑；轻推，轻撞</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒu:'diʃəl]</SM>
    <E>judicial</E>
    <C>adj. 公正的，明断的；法庭的；审判上的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a man with a judicial mind.</E>
        <C>他是考虑问题公正周密的人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I felt a judicial mind, a keen, clear, unhampered brain, should sift and weigh.</E>
        <C>我觉得应请一位心地公正、头脑锐敏、清晰而且毫无先入之见的人来进行鉴别和判断。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>just,candid</E>
        <C>adj. 公正的，明断的；[法]法庭的；审判上的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒʌŋkʃən]</SM>
    <E>junction</E>
    <C>n. 连接，接合；交叉点；接合点
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They had to leave strong forces behind to contain the road junction and try to take it.</E>
        <C>他们不得不把强大部队留下来牵制这个公路交叉点,想法把它拿下来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The primary tastes of sour and bitter are near the junction of the soft and hard palates in the roof of the mouth.</E>
        <C>酸味和苦味的基本味蕾位于靠近口腔顶部软硬颚的交界处。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In a junction, there is no fixed pattern of streamlines.</E>
        <C>在接头中,流线没有固定图形。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He lived close by, at the junction of the County and Lower Road.</E>
        <C>他住在附近,就在郡路和南路交叉的地方。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We effected a junction of our two armies.</E>
        <C>我们使自己的两支军队会师了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>connection,join,linking</E>
        <C>n. 连接，接合；[公路]交叉点；接合点</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒʌŋk]</SM>
    <E>junk</E>
    <C>n. 垃圾，废物；舢板
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was no cloth to lay, the meals were either of oatmeal porridge or salt junk.</E>
        <C>没有铺桌布,食物又很简单,不是麦片粥,便是腌牛肉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For years the company had been shipping them junk and expecting them to sell it.</E>
        <C>多年来,公司给他们提供的都是劣等货,指望他们卖出去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Our great cities as those who have studied them have learned, are full of junk, much of it human.</E>
        <C>在我们的大城市中,正如那些对它们作过调查研究的人所知道的那样,充满了渣滓,其中大多数是人类的渣滓。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They sat him in the street on a chair amid his junk.</E>
        <C>他们让他坐在街上那些破家具中央的一张椅子里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Four days had gone past since the evening when he had run into her outside the junk shop.</E>
        <C>自从那天晚上他在那家旧货铺门口碰到她以来已有四天了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>refuse,garbage,waste,rubbish,trash</E>
        <C>n. 垃圾，废物；[船]舢板</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,dʒʌstifi'keiʃən]</SM>
    <E>justification</E>
    <C>n. 理由；辩护；认为有理，认为正当；释罪
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If I seem to be surprising this evidence upon the court, I offer as my justification for this.</E>
        <C>如果认为我是猛不提防地走向法庭上提出这个证据来的话,那我就说明理由,解释一下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The men of the woods had a sufficient justification for all their criticism on this branch of the skill of the colonial governments.</E>
        <C>这些久居林野的猎人完全有权对殖民政府这方面的技术持批判的态度。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This unscientific and tacit justification arises from the fact that forecast offices are usually understaffed.</E>
        <C>这个不科学和含糊的理由产生于预报部门普遍人手不足。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Its only justification would be the painting of imperishable masterpieces.</E>
        <C>只有画出不朽的名作才能证明是成功的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Neither Monge nor Carnot, who also used the principle, gave any justification of it.</E>
        <C>无论Monge还是Carnot(他也用过这原理)都没有提出过任何根据。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>reason,excuse,sake,account,occasion</E>
        <C>n. 理由；辩护；认为有理，认为正当；释罪</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒu:vənail, -nil]</SM>
    <E>juvenile</E>
    <C>adj. 青少年的；幼稚的
n. 青少年；少年读物
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>For a grown man he acted in a very juvenile manner.</E>
        <C>作为一个成年人,他的举止显得十分幼稚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He watched the juvenile flock in their clean frocks and pinafores.</E>
        <C>他看着那一群小学生,穿着干干净净的连衣裙和围襟。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tender,teen-age</E>
        <C>adj. 青少年的；幼稚的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>youths,teener</E>
        <C>n. 青少年；少年读物</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒɑ:ɡən, -ɡɔn]</SM>
    <E>jargon</E>
    <C>n. 行话，术语；黄锆石
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sam Hawthorne, in the jargon of the times, was a Renaissance man.</E>
        <C>萨姆·霍桑这个人,用当时的一句时髦话说,是个有着文艺复兴时期风格的人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the jargon, they are all embraced by the term "ground roll".</E>
        <C>在俗语中,可以统称之为“地滚”波。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They will not hear critics with their horrible jargon.</E>
        <C>他们不愿意听到评论家们那些可怕的行话。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They use that awful jargon.</E>
        <C>他们用的那些要命的口号。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>technology,industry lingo</E>
        <C>n. [语]行话，术语；黄锆石</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒu:əlri]</SM>
    <E>jewelry</E>
    <C>n. 珠宝；珠宝类
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>With her love for the theater came the desire to adorn herself with costume jewelry.</E>
        <C>随着她对剧场的爱好又产生了用服饰珠宝打扮自己的要求。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She would appear as ordinary as an expensive piece of machine-tooled jewelry and just lifeless.</E>
        <C>她就会象一件经机器磨过的高价钻石一样,平淡无奇,缺乏生气。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒʌdʒmənt]</SM>
    <E>judgment</E>
    <C>n. 判断；裁判；判决书；辨别力
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Nixon may have been right in his judgment that there was no public opinion left to rally.</E>
        <C>尼克松认为已经剩不下什么公众舆论好争取了,他的这个判断可能是对的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sid had better judgment of it than to utter the thought that was in his mind as he left the house.</E>
        <C>席德离开家里的时候,他对这桩事情是心中有数的,不过他觉得还是不把心里的想法说出来为好。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He stared at their boisterous, laughing faces, and felt that they would have much to answer for on the day of judgment.</E>
        <C>他盯着他们兴高采烈,狂笑不止的脸,感到在审判日那一天他们将为他们干的许多事情受到惩罚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He felt that this silence was God's judgment; that all creation had been stilled before the just and awful wrath of God.</E>
        <C>他感到,这沉寂就是上帝的审判,天地万物在公正而可怕的神谴面前变得寂静无声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>True, in her school days she had been inclined to belittle her mother's taste, knowledge, and judgment.</E>
        <C>的确,在她读书的时候,她有些瞧不起她母亲的嗜好、知识和见解。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>estimate,refree</E>
        <C>n. 判断；裁判；判决书；辨别力</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒʌɡ]</SM>
    <E>jug</E>
    <C>n. [轻] 水壶；监牢
vt. 关押；放入壶中
vi. 模仿夜莺叫
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He poured the coffee out of the saucepan into the jug.</E>
        <C>他把咖啡从深平底锅倒入壶中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Grace picks up a jug that's partially filled, shoves another one under the tap.</E>
        <C>格雷斯搬起一只没装满水的罐子,使劲把另一个罐子推到水笼头下面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One day I dropped a jug of orange syrup in the middle of floor.</E>
        <C>有一天,我把一杯桔汁失手掉在地板中央。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Though he sampled the jug you could see he couldn't taste it.</E>
        <C>尽管他勉强尝了尝瓶里的酒,你可以看出,他尝不出是什么滋味。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Jim sucked and sucked at the jug.</E>
        <C>吉姆对着酒瓶子呷了又呷。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>jail,canteen</E>
        <C>n. [轻]水壶；监牢</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>prison,imprison</E>
        <C>vt. 关押；放入壶中</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒɔt]</SM>
    <E>jot</E>
    <C>vt. 略记；摘要记载下来
n. 少量；稍许
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Once you jot down the numbers of the books you are interested in, you are ready to find them on the shelves.</E>
        <C>一旦你记下你感兴趣的书码时,你就可以到书架上查到它们了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I don't care one jot or one tittle of what he says.</E>
        <C>他所说的我一点也不在乎。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bit,driblet</E>
        <C>n. 少量；稍许</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒeləsi]</SM>
    <E>jealousy</E>
    <C>n. 嫉妒；猜忌；戒备
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It's not my religious beliefs that had fired the jealousy of the judges.</E>
        <C>其实惹起法官们妒忌的并非是我的宗教信仰。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Did you ever try to excite his jealousy by boasting of a lover so far above you in station?</E>
        <C>你究竟有没有对他夸说过有这样一位身价地位比你高得多的情人,用来引起他的嫉妒?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>envy,green-eyed monster</E>
        <C>n. 嫉妒；猜忌；戒备</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒeli]</SM>
    <E>jelly</E>
    <C>n. 果冻；胶状物
vi. 成胶状
vt. 使结冻
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Let them try to go at my pace and they would turn to jelly in minutes.</E>
        <C>让他们按我那样的速度工作,几分种他们就会变成一摊稀泥。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The children have just licked the cream off the top and left the jelly.</E>
        <C>孩子们刚舐掉了上面的乳脂,只剩下了果冻。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She split the cake and filled it with jelly.</E>
        <C>她把点心掰成两半在中心夹上了果冻。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>agglutinate</E>
        <C>vi. 成胶状</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒiŋɡl]</SM>
    <E>jingle</E>
    <C>vi. 发出叮当声；押韵
vt. 使押韵；使发出叮当声
n. 叮当声
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>After a time he kept repeating a jingle to himself.</E>
        <C>走了一段时间,他嘴里就已经暗暗念叨个没完了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The knives and forks set up their regular jingle.</E>
        <C>刀叉发出常有的叮当声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the street below could be heard the jingle of street-cars.</E>
        <C>下面大街上可以听见电车叮叮当当的声音。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rhyme</E>
        <C>vi. 发出叮当声；押韵</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>rhyme</E>
        <C>vt. 使押韵；使发出叮当声</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>clonk,tintinnabulation</E>
        <C>n. 叮当声</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒa:və]</SM>
    <E>Java</E>
    <C>n. 爪哇岛（位于印尼）；Sun公司推出的一种应用程序开发语言
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Portuguese voyages to the spice Islands, which brought the question of Java to the fore.</E>
        <C>葡萄牙人航抵香料群岛,使爪哇问题突出起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The return of Saivite rule to central Java had brought no antagonism between Buddhists and Hindus.</E>
        <C>湿婆教在中爪哇恢复统治后,并没有导致佛教徒与印度教徒之间的对立。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[dʒaib]</SM>
    <E>jibe</E>
    <C>vi. 嘲笑
vt. 嘲笑
n. 嘲笑
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The report does not jibe with the facts.</E>
        <C>报告与事实不符。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>laugh at,make a mockery of</E>
        <C>vi. 嘲笑</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>laugh at,deride</E>
        <C>vt. 嘲笑</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>derision,sarcasm</E>
        <C>n. 嘲笑</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒiɡsɔ:]</SM>
    <E>jigsaw</E>
    <C>n. 拼图玩具；线锯；镂花锯
vt. 用线锯锯
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We keep trying to put the jigsaw puzzle together.</E>
        <C>我们继续尝试这种拼图游戏。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They can be fitted back together as though they were pieces of a giant jigsaw puzzle.</E>
        <C>但每一堆碎块好像巨大的积木板一样可以很好地拼在一起。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fret-saw</E>
        <C>n. 拼图玩具；线锯；镂花锯</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒʌŋktʃə]</SM>
    <E>juncture</E>
    <C>n. 接缝；连接；接合
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Let the honest fellow say what would have been his own conduct at such a delicate juncture.</E>
        <C>让这位诚实君子自己说说,他处在这种美妙的场合会怎么做。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At this juncture Nicholas took his leave.</E>
        <C>尼古拉就在这当儿和大家告辞。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At this juncture his office door opened.</E>
        <C>正在这个关头,他的办公室的门开了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>connection,join,linking,seam</E>
        <C>n. [机]接缝；[计]连接；接合</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒu:pitə]</SM>
    <E>Jupiter</E>
    <C>n. [天] 木星；朱庇特（罗马神话中的宙斯神）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>All that was alone was to permit the conversion of a big fleet collier, the Jupiter, into a carrier for experimental work.</E>
        <C>要做的一切,只是为了进行试验,同意把一艘大型舰队煤船“木星号”改装成航空母舰。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The best suggestion is that Jupiter is still contracting gravitationally despite its age of several billion years.</E>
        <C>最好的说明是:木星尽管已有几十亿年的历史,但由于引力作用,它仍在收缩。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Jupiter promises more success than any other planet.</E>
        <C>木星比其他行星蕴含着更大成功的希望。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the conflict between Cronus and Jupiter, Prometheus had adopted the cause of the Olympian deities.</E>
        <C>在克洛诺斯反对朱庇特的斗争中,普罗米修斯站到了奥林波斯山诸神的一边。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then he drove straight on to the little temple of Jupiter that overlooked the town.</E>
        <C>于是他就赶车直向俯视整个城镇的朱庇特小庙走去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒʌstait'ɔmbədzmæn]</SM>
    <E>Justiteombudsman</E>
    <C>n. 国会司法物派员
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents />
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒə:ki]</SM>
    <E>jerky</E>
    <C>adj. 抽筋的；急动的；不平稳的
n. 牛肉干
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Townsend nodded several times with jerky movements of his head; he spoke more softly.</E>
        <C>汤森特的头颤抖地点了几下,声调温和了许多。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mary clung to my arm and her footsteps were a little jerky.</E>
        <C>玛丽紧挽着我的手臂,她的脚步有点踉跄。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Some are drifting and slow, others jerky and rapid.</E>
        <C>有些飘忽而缓慢,有些急剧而迅速。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He dodged his conscience by being jerky and noisy.</E>
        <C>为逃避良心的责备,他故意装出大大咧咧的样子。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['dʒʌstifaiəbli]</SM>
    <E>justifiably</E>
    <C>adv. 无可非议地；言之有理地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If the negotiations failed, I was the logical victim—and justifiably so whatever the merits of my analysis.</E>
        <C>如果谈判失败,我是理所当然的牺牲品——这是无可非议的,不管我对问题的分析如何有道理。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There General Walters would come aboard to greet me, justifiably beaming with pride at his arrangement.</E>
        <C>在那儿沃尔特斯将军会登上飞机来接我,理所当然为他们的安排感到洋洋得意。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I had so many headaches already that I might justifiably have begged fate to give me a pass.</E>
        <C>我已经遇上了那么多头疼事儿,我有理由祈求命运保佑我过关。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>unquestionably</E>
        <C>adv. 无可非议地；言之有理地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
</Words>